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Yakima's vehicle-specific Q Clips are required to mount Yakima Q-Towers to your car. One end of the Q Clip attaches to the Tower and the other end attaches to your vehicle's door frame when you fasten your roof rack. Plus, they're coated to protect your vehicle's finish. Select the right model Q Clip for your vehicle using Yakima's rack configurator.
Yakima's Universal Mighty Mounts are a simple way to install Yakima accessories on your car's factory racks. The universal design fits almost all factory crossbars.
Yakima's 1A Raingutter Towers are the rock-solid foundation for your Yakima roof rack (for vehicles without factory roof racks). The 1A Raingutter Towers adjust to fit your vehicle's roof line and they have die-cast components that securely hold the crossbars (sold separately). Plus, they hold fast and safely to your roof with rubber pads that protect your vehicle's finish.
Go BigStack to go big! Mount up to 4 boats on your roof, or use that room for other gear for a multi-sport adventure. HullGuard padding keeps your boats safe and universal mounts fit nearly any shape crossbar. - Folds when not in use for better aerodynamics - Tool-free installation Fits Yakima round, square, factory, and aerodynamic bars - Top-of-the-line Hullguard padding keeps your boat protected during transport - SteelCore construction uses a steel tube frame for superior strength - Integrated ramp system makes it painless to load your boat - Includes Heavy-Duty Straps and Bow/Stern Tie-Downs Integrated bottle opener - SKS Locks sold separately - Minimum crossbar spreads of 24 inches\u001D or more
Make carrying your boat highway safe with these bow/stern tie downs. Forget about tying knots, these tie downs feature handy ratchet pulleys that are easy to use and are corrosion resistant. Theyre also great for securing non-nautical loads like ladders or lumber. - Secures the bow and stern of any boat - Best in class corrosion resistance - Clear plastic tubes protect your vehicle from damage
Make carrying your boat highway safe with these bow/stern tie downs. Forget about tying knots, these tie downs feature handy ratchet pulleys that are easy to use and are corrosion resistant. Theyre also great for securing non-nautical loads like ladders or lumber. - Secures the bow and stern of any boat - Best in class corrosion resistance - Clear plastic tubes protect your vehicle from damage
$165.00 - $185.00
Combining modern aerodynamics with old-school muscle, the new CoreBar is the first aero bar built with roll-formed steel's strength, utility and durability. The JetFlow design is wind-tunnel tested to reduce drag for less wind noise and better fuel economy, and the galvanized steel delivers proven load-bearing performance. - Wind tunnel tested JetFlow teardrop shape is strong, quiet and exceptionally aerodynamic - Roll-formed galvanized steel holds the load - Sleek aerodynamic design looks awesome on your car's roof - Vinyl wrapped for durability and corrosion resistance - Includes CoreBar SL Adapter to integrate with all StreamLine System Towers - Available in 4 sizes: SM (50"),MD (60"), LG (70") and XL (80")
Yakima's CrossBars are a necessary component of your rack system. They attach to your towers and enable you to affix bike trays, ski carriers, rooftop boxes, etc. Strong and durable, they're made of vinyl coated steel and stand up to harsh weather.
Yakima's CrossBars are a necessary component of your rack system. They attach to your towers and enable you to affix bike trays, ski carriers, rooftop boxes, etc. Strong and durable, they're made of vinyl coated steel and stand up to harsh weather.
- Sold in pairs-combine them with rollers or saddles for a custom set-up - Flexible saddle shape conforms to boat hull for secure full contact cradling - Felt padded cradles protect hulls and are shaped for easy loading - Tool free install to any cross bar - Locks to base with SKS lock Cores for added security (sold separately) - Premium HeavyDuty strap and bow/stern tie down included - Capacity: 1 kayak 80lbs (when used with another pair of saddles or rollers)
- Fits all Yakima crossbars except 86-inch - Sold in sets of 4
Be the envy of all the boaters at the river with the EvenKeel's ingenious and thrifty saddle-style rooftop rack. Universal mounts fit nearly any crossbar right out of the box. And out of the box it comes with everything you need to haul your boat, including straps and bow/stern tie-downs. Sold in a set of 4.
The FatCat EVO is Yakima's sleekest, quietest, and sweetest ski & snowboard mount. It is wide enough to carry four pairs of powder skis – up to 136mm at the tip – or two snowboards. FatCat EVO mounts tool-free on virtually any roof rack. SKS locks are built in for added security, and the silver anodized aluminum finish looks awesome on your roof. For T-Slot crossbars, add the SmarT-Slot Kit 2 for a super sleek setup (sold separately). Product Details - Easily carries four pair of skis – up to 136 mm wide at the tip - or two snowboards - Aerodynamic design delivers a quiet ride and streamlined good looks - Universal mounting system works with round, square, factory, and most aerodynamic roof racks - Integrated SkiLift provides clearance for tall bindings - DoubleJoint hinge expands for easy use with thick skis and boards - Large button makes it easy to open with gloves or mittens on - Sleek mirror black finish looks great on your roof - Integrated SKS (Same Key System) locks included - Compatible with T-slot crossbars – just add Yakima's SmarT-Slot Kit 2 (sold separately) Technical Specs - Weight: 10.00 lbs - Dimensions: L 30.50in x W 3.75in x H 5.25in
The FatCat EVO is Yakima's sleekest, quietest, and sweetest ski and snowboard mount. It is wide enough to carry six pairs of powder skis – up to 136mm at the tip – or four snowboards. FatCat EVO mounts tool-free on virtually any roof rack. The HangOver clamp attachment point makes it easier to reach your skis or boards. SKS locks are built in for added security.
- Securely carries both road and mountain bikes QR and thru-axles - Includes interchangeable inserts for QR axles (9mm) and thru axles (12mm, 15x100, 15x110) - Fat Bike compatible with optional accessory (Sold separately) - No frame contact means no damage to carbon fiber and custom paint jobs - Optional SKS locking package secures mount to vehicle, bike to mount (sold separately) - 1 bike, 40lbs capacity
The FrontLoader is one of Yakima's most versatile upright mount roof racks. It boasts square, round and direct-to-factory crossbar capability right out of the box. It easily handles wheel sizes from 20 inches, to 700c road wheels, to large 29er mountain bike tires. Even if your bike has a unique frame design, there will be no problems carrying it because the FrontLoader holds the wheels and not the frame. Plus, it won't scratch your paint!
Getting your gear onto your rack isnt complete until youve secured it. This pair of super strong box-stitched 16 straps include soft, rubber-coated buckles to protect your boats and gear from scratches.
Secure, sleek, and simple to use, the HighRoad is Yakima's newest premium upright bike mount. The adjustment-free hoop, with its TorqueRight tightening knob, loads a variety of bikes quickly and easily. The HighRoad secures the bike by the wheels for ultimate bike protection and the low-profile design minimizes hatch interference. Optional SKS Locks (2) can be added to secure your bike and the mount to your vehicle. - New wheel hoop fits 26" to 29" wheels and tires from 23mm to 3.25" with no adjustment needed - New integrated TorqueRight knob quickly and easily secures the bike with precision - Requires no wheel removal and makes no contact with the bike frame - a great option for carbon fiber bikes and custom paint jobs - Sleek, low profile tray minimizes hatch interference - Tool-free, universal mounting hardware fits most roof racks - Add your own bike lock to the integrated lock loop for additional bike security when your vehicle is parked - Easily convert to integrate with T-Slot crossbars with the addition of a SmarT-Slot Kit (sold separately) - Add SKS Locks (2) to the included TailWhip cable to secure your bike and mount to your roof rack (sold separately) TECHNICAL SPECS - Weight: 24.00 lbs - Dimensions: L 20.00" x W 20.00" x H 5.00"
Yakima's new premium fork mount, the low-profile HighSpeed, is streamlined, strong, and versatile. It easily transports mountain, road, and fat-tire bikes and fits both quick release and thru axles. Bikes are secured using the new and easy-to-use TorqueRight knob for a precise and stronghold. The sleek and stylish HighSpeed tray is designed for maximum hatch clearance. Optional SKS Locks (2) can be added to secure your bike and the mount to your vehicle. - Securely carries a variety of bikes including road, mountain and up to 5" fat-tire bikes. - Seamlessly carries both quick release (9 mm) and thru axle bikes (12 mm, 15 mm, 20 mm). - New TorqueRight knob quickly and easily secures the bike with precision. - Sleek, low profile tray minimizes hatch interference and accomodates tires up to 5" wide. - Tool-free, universal mounting hardware fits most roof racks - Easily convert to integrate with T-Slot crossbars with the addition of a SmarT-Slot Kit (sold separately). - Add SKS Locks (2) to the included TailWhip cable to secure your bike and mount to your roof rack (sold separately). - Carry quick release 9 x 135 mm fat bike with the Optional Fat Bike Adapter Kit(sold separately). TECHNICAL SPECS - Weight: 20.00 lbs - Dimensions: L 22.00" x W 22.00" x H 5.00"
Versatile, adaptable, and super low-maintenance, the JayLow provides maximum loading and minimal fuss. Carry one boat in cradle position, or two boats in stacker position. Carry 1 boat in J-cradle position or 2 boats in vertical, stacker position - Fully assembled out of the box - Tool-free installation Fits Yakima round, square, factory, or aerodynamic bars - Adjust the upright position with the easy-to-use integrated cam lever - Folds flat when not in use - Includes Heavy-Duty Straps and Bow/Stern Tie-Downs - SKS Locks sold separately - Supports one boat up to 80 lb or two boats with combined weight of 110 lbs or less - Minimum crossbar spreads of 24\u001D inches or more
Step up to the completely new Yakima bar. Thoroughly wind tunnel tested, the black JetStream's JetFlow design is exceptionally aerodynamic, incredibly strong, lightweight, and really quiet on the move. The root of a modern rack system, it carries a lot and looks good doing it. - Wind tunnel tested JetFlow™ teardrop shape is strong, quiet and exceptionally aerodynamic - Seamless extruded aluminum construction is light, strong and sleek - JetTruss™ internal support engineering adds serious strength - Materials and construction create a durable bar designed for years of use - T-slot with SmartFill™ push-down infill for easy mount attachment and efficient airflow - JetStream Black - powder-coated alloy finish and high-gloss polymer end caps - JetStream Silver - clear anodized alloy finish and high-gloss polymer end caps - Available in 3 sizes; SM (50"), MD (60") and LG (70")
The KeelOver attaches directly to any roof rack for a quick, tool-free assembly, right out of the box. Not only will your canoe arrive to the water safely, but youll get to spend more time on the water, making for many happy paddlers. - Universal design attaches to round, square, aerodynamic and factory bars with a single tightening knob - Includes canoe securing straps and bow / stern tie-downs ensuring you have everything needed for a single canoe - Durable over-molded rubber cushions the canoe gunwale while providing stability - Simple, tool-fee installation and assembly within minutes of opening the box - Dual bolts included to ensure an integrated fit to vehicle - Rubber padding protects your crossbars from damage or corrosion
$63.00 - $126.00
Yakima's vehicle-specific Landing Pads are required to mount Yakima Control Towers to your car. One end of the Landing Pad attaches to the Tower and the other end attaches to your vehicle's factory track system. They also have rubber bottoms to protect your vehicle's finish. Select the right model Landing Pad for your vehicle using the Yakima fit configurator.
Yakima's LoadStop brackets prevent your loads from shifting side to side, without having to stuff a whole bunch of folded-up blankets onto your roof. FEATURES: - Carries ladders and lumber with sturdy L-shaped brackets - Safely holds loads by preventing lateral shifts with grippy ribbed surface - Holds thicker, taller loads with a higher vertical edge - Compatible with Yakima crossbars only - Works well when paired with Heavy Duty Straps (sold separately) - Set of 4 brackets
The LoadWarrior is the perfect accessory to boost the carrying capacity of your Yakima roof rack, plus it fits many other racks, too. Ingeniously, bike mounts attach directly to the basket to make carrying bikes easy, too. This cargo carrier is big enough to handle all your gear. The LoadWarrior even comes with a custom fairing that cuts wind drag and noise.
Got a Texas-sized SUV equipped with Yakima's LoadWarrior rooftop carrier? Then you may need Yakima's LoadWarrior Extension. It's constructed of heavy-duty, weather-resistant steel and it adds 18 inches and 40% more carrying capacity to Yakima's LoadWarrior rooftop basket (sold separately).
Yakima's caged beast offers monstrous carrying capacity. The MegaWarrior is a perfect fit for mid- to full-size sport-utility vehicles and it's made of heavy-duty steel. You can easily attach bike mounts directly with its movable accessory bar and a custom fairing is included to cut wind noise and protect your cargo. The MegaWarrior's universal mounting hardware fits round and square crossbars, plus many factory racks, too.
Got a Texas-sized SUV equipped with Yakima's MegaWarrior rooftop carrier? Then you may need Yakima's MegaWarrior Extension. It's constructed of heavy-duty, weather-resistant steel and it adds 22 inches and 40% more carrying capacity to Yakima's MegaWarrior rooftop basket (sold separately).
$449.00 - $549.00
With its burly build and sleek, aerodynamic looks, the OffGrid cargo basket hits the sweet spot where modern style and country strong come together. Built to haul coolers, duffels, firewood, camping gear and more, the quick-release mounting system makes it super simple to install. Plus, it includes adjustable accessory bars for adding Yakima gear mounts to carry bikes, boats and boards on top. Product Details - Burly cargo basket with a clean, modern design - Adjustable accessory bars for adding Yakima gear mounts and pinning in bulky items - Tool-free mounting hardware for easy install right out of the box - Integrated fairing reduces wind noise and drag - Made from strong, durable steel for years of rugged use - Fairing & accessory bars fully removable to handle longer items up top - Universal mounting hardware works with JetStream, CoreBar, RoundBar and most factory crossbars - Add SKS (Same Key System) locks for added security (sold separately) - Extension available to add 40% additional space Sizing: - Medium- Weight: 39.63 lbs Dimensions: L 44.00" x W 40.00" x H 7.00" - Large- Weight: 49.40 lbs Dimensions: L 53.00" x W 49.00" x H 7.00" Installation Details: - Roof Rack System Required - Tool-Free Install - 25 Minute Install
Yakima's Q Stretch Kit enables installation of a rack system on 2-door cars or cars with short roofs. It increases the stability of your rack and gear which means you can safely carry more equipment. It works with Q Towers.
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EXCLUSIVE: Director [pictured] of official London 2012 Olympics film First could make film about revival of New York football team.
Caroline Rowland, director of the official London 2012 Olympics film First (which receives its world premiere in London tonight, Nov 6) is in talks to make a film about the revival of legendary New York football team The New York Cosmos.
The Cosmos, famous as the team that "brought Pele to America," have already been the subject of one successful doc, Once In A Lifetime (2006), which looked at the team's rise and fall in thew 1970s and 1980s. Now, the team is enjoying a second coming.
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Ex-Manchester United star turned movie actor Eric Cantona, who became Director of Soccer at the Cosmos in January 2011, has talked of his ambition to help the Cosmos regain their number one position in US soccer and then to become "one of the best clubs in the world".
The new Cosmos project has the working title Twice In A Lifetime.
Meanwhile, Rowland's Olympic movie First is being released theatrically in the UK by Revolver on Nov 23.
Rowland received several UK offers on the Olympics film. "In the end, we were in the incredibly enviable position of being able to go with the distributor that seemed to be able to make things quickly enough in the UK market."
Revolver, specialists in multi-platform releasing, will put the movie out on DVD a week after its theatrical release as they target the Christmas market.
"We wanted to work with a distributor who could make the theatrical and the DVD part happen very quickly and demonstrate that that was a strategy they'd adopted previously with some success," Rowland commented. "It's the sort of film that people want to see whilst the memory of the London Games is still quite fresh."
Rowland, who also produced the film through her London-based company New Moon, has revealed she is now in talks with NBC Universal about First receiving theatrical distribution in the US.
"The US TV rights are with NBC and at the moment we are in discussion with NBC Universal about a theatrical roll-out," Rowland said.
Given the huge ratings London 2012 received on US TV, Rowland has expressed confidence that there woul be an appetite in US cinemas for the film.
BBC Worldwide is distributing the film on TV in all territories excluding US and UK.
First was edited down to 103 minutes from over 400 hours of material and 60 hours of interviews. It features 12 first-time Olympic athletes from all around the world in the six weeks leading up to the Games and in London itself. These include young American swimmer Missy Franklin and Kenyan runner David Rudisha, two of the "stars" of the Games.
Rowland had originally hoped to premiere the film in last month's London Film Festival but wasn't able to complete it in time.
At tonight's premiere in London's West End, attendees will include James Ellington (one of the cast athletes from the film), Lord Coe, Paul Deighton and Sir Keith Mills from LOCOG, Lord David Puttnam. Stephen Fry and Vassos Alexander (Chris Evans Show). Several members of Team GB are also expected, among them Will Satch (Rowing), Alex Danson (Hockey), Ashley McKenzie (Judo), Karina Bryant (Judo), Anna Bentley (Fencing) and Sophie Troiano (Fencing).


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Compass Box Peat Monster 10th Anniversary Limited Edition is Worth Celebrating
New brands and bottles you should know.
Until not too long ago, the word 'blend' was anathema to Scotch aficionados. Despite the fact that the lion's share of whisky sales have historically been blends, the whisky cognoscenti viewed them as a cheap substitute for single malts, only suitable for the odd whisky soda. However, the landscape has shifted in the past decade—largely due to the efforts of one man, John Glaser of Compass Box.
Glaser entered the Scotch world with a background in wine, gaining experience in the world of blends as a marketing manager with Johnnie Walker. He left JW to start his own whisky company, Compass Box, in 2000. Over the years, with his prolific output of impressive and refreshingly new whiskies, he has become a giant on the blending scene, a man that John Hansell describes as "one of the most progressive and innovative whisky 'blenders' in this generation." The impact that Compass Box has made on the whisky scene is hard to overstate.
They have many lovely bottlings in their lineup, but arguably the breakthrough whisky was Peat Monster—an unapologetically peaty blend of single malts that has a balanced sweetness to it that makes it an entirely distinct style of whiskey. This year Compass Box celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Peat Monster with a limited edition anniversary release.
Due to legal reasons, Compass Box is slightly coy about the single malts used in their blends, but they've provided us with enough information to guess the malts used to assemble this fine whisky. Here's the text if you want to play along: "Islay single malts distilled on the south shore of the island and in the village of Port Askaig, balanced with a rich, smoky Highland single malt, and a fruity oily malt from the village of Brora." Finer minds than mine have deduced that the distilleries in question are quite likely to be Laphroaig, Caol Ila, Ardmore, and Clynelish. So how does this celebration go down?
Bottled at 97.8 proof, it's a strong whisky that is still perfectly enjoyable at bottle strength. The aroma is intensely peaty with a strong smoke framework, but a hint of malty fruit and apple lends balance. I could bury my nose in this whisky for longer than I care to admit. The flavor doesn't disappoint, leading with seaside brine, burnt rubber (the good kind), and peat, but it's remarkably lush and round. Don't get me wrong, it is a monster, but it's a very easygoing monster, somehow managing a full peaty complexity and character without the rough edges that typically accompany peat. Compass Box's trademark balance is on full display. The finish is long and enveloping, wrapping you up in a blanket of peat fire and spices.
Adding a bit of water to the dram douses the peat just a wee bit, letting vanilla and spice come more to the foreground. A testament to the power of the act of blending, the Peat Monster 10th Anniversary ably combines single malts to create an unique whisky that is more than the sum of its parts.
Compass Box Peat Monster 10th Anniversary Limited Edition will be available at the end of October nationwide, $100 suggested retail for 750mL.
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Sept. 26, 2011 — Everyone poops, says a popular children's book, but that's not always an easy task for kids who struggle with chronic constipation.
Now new research finds little evidence that many of the dietary and behavioral changes parents and doctors use to relieve the problem — like having kids drink more water or take probiotic supplements — do much good.
There was some evidence that fiber supplements may help. Other non-drug remedies, like exercise, acupuncture, and yoga, haven't been tested, study researchers report.
The best solution, researchers say, maybe be adding more fiber to kids' diets. The research was published in the journal Pediatrics.
An estimated 3% of children in Western countries have chronic constipation, or have fewer than three bowel movements a week for at least two weeks.
When the bowels do move, stools are often large, hard, or painful, which can be distressing to kids and parents. Children with constipation often also end up with a related problem, fecal incontinence, which causes them to leak stool or have accidents.
"It's very devastating for a child who should be toilet trained to be having these issues," says Lisa Feinberg, MD, a staff physician in the department of pediatric gastroenterology at Cleveland Clinic, in Ohio. "For some kids, it really can ruin their lives."
And for some, it doesn't go away. Researcher say 30% of kids who develop chronic constipation before age 5 will continue to struggle with it after puberty.
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The researchers could only find nine studies representing 640 children that were of high enough quality to be included in the review.
Of those, three studies found some evidence that treating constipation with fiber supplements could help.
About 70% of kids in one study weren't getting enough fiber in their diets to begin with, so researchers think adding fiber may be most helpful for kids who don't already eat enough fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
"Increasing fiber in the diet is preferable, instead of fiber products, if a child is not receiving enough," study researcher Merit M. Tabbers, MD, PhD, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Emma Children's Hospital in Amsterdam, says in an email to WebMD.
The American Dietary Association suggests adding five to a child's age to get the number of grams of dietary fiber he or she should eat daily.
Other dietary methods didn't appear to be any more effective than placebos for relieving pain or constipation. These included having kids drink more water or other fluids, and giving them probiotics (friendly gut bacteria) or prebiotics, food ingredients that are thought to encourage the growth of friendly gut bacteria.
One study of behavioral therapies offered little evidence that therapy, education, or rewards from the child's pediatrician could help.
Researchers found no studies of exercise, acupuncture, massage, chiropractic treatments, yoga, or multidisciplinary treatments that combined several approaches.
Hayat M. Mousa, MD, a pediatric gastroenterologist at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, says that probably the best option for kids who have problems with constipation is a combination of fiber and laxatives.
Feinberg advises parents to use laxatives with a doctor's help. That way the doctor can keep an eye on things in case medications alone aren't enough to fix the problem.


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The Student Success Program, a federally funded TRIO program, serves students who are first generation, low-income and/or have disabilities, by supporting academic and personal development and encouraging completion of students' baccalaureate degrees through counseling, advising and supplemental academic instruction.
The United States is committed to providing educational opportunity for all Americans regardless of race, ethnic background or economic circumstances. In support of this commitment, Congress established a series of programs to fulfill this mission.
These programs are funded under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, and are referred to as TRIO Programs. Other TRIO programs include Upward Bound, Educational Talent Search, Educational Opportunity Centers, the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, Veterans' Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math/Science.


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3 East African Oil Companies to Consider
While most of the world's "cheap easy" oil has already been discovered, East Africa remains largely unexplored and boasts high potential.
Exploration companies are constantly on the lookout for new and unexplored oil potential, and many are now venturing to less traditional hunting grounds to tap the next groundbreaking play.
While most of the world's "cheap easy" oil has already been discovered, Africa remains largely unexplored and boasts high potential.
However, that is not the case for the entire continent, as is highlighted by an African Development Bank Group report, which points out that although new resources are discovered progressively, they are not equally distributed; 38 out of 53 African countries are currently net oil importers.
One of the few remaining underexplored regions
"East Africa is one of the few remaining onshore under-explored regions of the world with proven hydrocarbon systems, enormous geological potential, and vast amounts of exploration acreage held by relatively few companies," states a Cormark Securities Report published in 2011.
This idea is also underlined in The Global Race for African Oil, a recent Casey Research report that forecasts that East Africa will be the world's most important energy producer in 2040, at which time "trillions of dollars will be pumped in in exchange for its natural resources."
In the report, the firm describes how geologically, East Africa has not been widely explored until now as it is a regarded as a more complex system than West Africa. Today, the East African Rift system is the largest continental rift system in the world and extends some 3,500 kilometers through Somalia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania and Mozambique. The Casey report adds that if this area were combined, the potential areas for oil production would be "several magnitudes larger than the entire North Sea," which currently produces one-third of Europe's oil and gas.
A new find
The region attracted little notice as recently as 2006, when it was not even a discussion point regarding future energy potential. All of that changed in 2007, when Heritage Oil (LSE:HOIL) and Tullow Oil (LSE:TLW) announced a 1-billion-barrel discovery in Lake Albert, Uganda. Since this find was unearthed, a number of East Africa-focused explorers have reported major discoveries every year.
"In the space of a few years, East Africa has become a feeding ground for most of the world's oil majors, which have sniffed our resources of oil and gas on a truly gargantuan scale," wrote Malcolm Graham-Wood, an oil analyst at VSA Capital, in a note to clients.
Here are three East Africa-focused explorers that investors should have their eyes on.
Africa Oil: East African Rift basin
Africa Oil (TSXV:AOI) is a Canadian oil and gas exploration company with assets in Kenya, Ethiopia, Mali and Puntland (Somalia). The company is exploring in the East African Rift basin, and has both operated and non-operated blocks as well as an underexplored proven petroleum system.
The company had a phenomenal run in the markets last year after announcing several new oil discoveries, starting with the Ngamia-1 well in Kenya where the company encountered over 20 meters of net oil pay. On the back of the Ngamia discovery, Africa Oil went from having a $250-million market cap to over $2.5 billion at its peak, ending the year as one of the top 10 performing junior oil and gas companies of 2012.
In November, it announced a second significant Kenyan oil discovery at the Twiga South-1 well, where it encountered 30 meters of net oil play in tertiary sandstone reservoirs. Earlier this month, the company achieved the number one ranking on the TSX Venture 50 for 2012.
Taipan Resources: Kenya
Increased activity in the region lately has created upward market momentum for Taipan Resources (TSXV:TPN), an Africa-focused oil and gas exploration company with interests in 9.7 million acres of exploration acreage in Block 1 and Block 2B, located onshore in Kenya. The company's land position makes it the fourth-largest oil leaseholder in the country, with no other junior even coming close to the amount of land it holds.
Last month, Taipan began recording 2D seismic data with the expectation of amassing 400 kilometers of seismic data during the first quarter of 2013. This data will be processed in conjunction with existing data as well as a full tensor gradient survey to determine the location of Taipan's first exploration well on Block 2B. The company expects to drill its first well on Block 2B later this year or early in 2014.
"The Anza Basin is one of the largest Tertiary-age rift-basins of the East African Rift system which contains multi-billion barrel oil discoveries," CEO Maxwell Birley said in the news release. "We continue to believe based on existing gravity, magnetic and seismic data that the 'sweet spot' of the Anza Basin is located on Block 2B."
With Taipan benefiting from neighboring companies' positive results, some analysts are of the impression that it is being systematically derisked. Shares of the company surged in December after Mackie Research initiated coverage of the firm, noting, "Block 1 and Block 2B hold a combined net un-risked prospective resource of 530 million barrels of oil. With recent nearby drilling successes, subsequent to the initial resource estimate, and with the acquisition of new seismic data, we expect the prospective resource estimate will increase substantially."
"We believe the potential exists for significant share price appreciation once Taipan secures a farm-out partner and we see significant additional upside if a carried exploration campaign results in a new pool discovery," the firm also stated.
Comparing Taipan to other juniors in the region, Mackie placed the value of its prospective resources at $1.02/share (risked) and $3.02/share (unrisked). "With drilling success and the conversion of prospective resources into contingent reserves, we see a potential Blue-sky value of Taipan of $3.95/fd share on a risked basis and $12.95/fd share un-risked," it concluded.
Emperor Oil: Sudan
Emperor Oil (TSXV:EM) is an oil and gas company with projects in Sudan and Turkey. It is in the midst of negotiations with Sudan's oil ministry regarding a production-sharing agreement encompassing the Block 7 oil and gas concession in the Rawat oil field, according to the firm's latest corporate update.
Block 7 is 10,000 square kilometers and millions of dollars have already been spent on the property. It has three discovery wells that have been drilled, capped and are waiting for production. TSX approval has already been granted for the NI 51-101 report on the Block 7 concession; it calculates 3P (proven plus probable plus possible) reserves of 94.7 million barrels of recoverable oil in the Rawat oil field, which is located within a 20-square-kilometer area of the Block 7 concession.
Emperor plans to prepare the discovery wells for commercial production after securing the EPSA. To date, it has also identified an inventory of six undrilled prospective oil fields within Block 7 that are geologically similar to the Rawat oil field.
East Africa is on the rise. While the majors might be eyeing untapped resources in increasingly hard-to-reach destinations such as the Arctic, investors know that "low-hanging fruit" in the form of easily accessible land reserves will always prevail.
Securities Disclosure: I, Adam Currie, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
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of the roses that are classified as old garden roses are extremely
tolerant of cold temperatures, while others like hybrid teas
experience considerable damage. Also, budded roses stand a greater
chance of injury or death due to severe cold than do own-root roses.
When selecting roses, always select cultivars that are able to
tolerate the coldest temperatures in your area, based on USDA
hardiness zone maps.
There are
many methods to provide winter protection for roses. The whole idea
of winter protection is to keep the plant uniformly cold and frozen
all winter and prevent the damaging effects of alternate freezing
and thawing. Whatever the method, don't begin covering plants too
early. Wait until a hard, killing frost has caused most of the
leaves to fall, and the temperature has dropped into the teens for
several nights. Prior to covering, remove any foliage or other
debris that might harbor disease for the next season.
Before covering, some tall roses may need minor pruning to reduce
their height, and tie canes together to prevent wind-whipping.
Pruning at this point should be kept to a minimum. Most pruning will
be done in the spring to remove dead and diseased canes.
The most common way to provide winter protection is to pile or
"hill-up" a loose mix of soil and compost around and over the plant,
about 10-12 inches deep. A variety of hilling materials can be used,
but the key is to be sure the material is well drained. Wet and cold
is far more damaging than dry and cold. Soil that is used to hill-up
plants should be brought in from outside the rose garden. After the
soil mound has frozen, the mound can be covered with evergreen
boughs, hardwood leaves or straw to help insulate and keep the soil
A variation of the hilling method is one using collars. An
18-inch-high circle of hardware cloth or chicken wire is placed
around the plant. The collar is filled with soil, allowed to freeze,
then mulched with straw. The benefit of the collar is that it holds
the soil in place all winter and prevents it from being washed or
eroded away.
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Another popular method of winter protection for roses is the use
of plastic foam rose cones. If these are used, they need to be used
properly. First, don't cover the plants too early. Follow the
general timing guidelines. Second, cones need to be well ventilated
by cutting holes around the top and bottom of the cones. This helps
prevent heat buildup on the inside during sunny winter days. It is
also advisable to mound soil around the crown of the plant before
putting the cone in place. For extremely tender varieties, some rose
growers cut the top off the cone and stuff it full of straw for
added protection. It is also a good idea to weight the cone down
with a brick or stone to keep it from blowing away.
Climbing roses offer more challenges. For marginal varieties,
climbers may need to be removed from their supports and bent to the
ground, then covered with 6 inches of soil and mulched. When laying
climbers on the ground for covering, one needs to be very careful
not to injure or crack the stems. As the weather gets colder, their
long stems are more rigid and they are easily broken.
Another method that can be used is to physically pack straw
around the canes while they are still attached to the trellis or
support. The straw is held in place with twine to keep it in place
over the winter.
Generally knockout roses don't require special care in hardiness
zone 5 or south. We are in zone 5b. If you do want to do something
because of prior problems, you can mulch the crown area. Some go to
the extreme and burlap them or put wire around them and fill with
leaves, but that is entirely up to you. The basic care is a pruning,
if needed, in the early spring to size or shape.
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Below is the direct link to download the BlackBerry 7230 OS. Follow the instructions on how to flash this device carefully, I will not take responsibility on whatever may happen to your device. Make sure you are downloading the exact firmware of the device you want to flash because flashing a wrong firmware will make the device completely dead (can't power on, can't charge and will not be detected by a computer).
File Name: 7230M_PBr4[1].0.0_rel266_PL184.108.40.206_A126.96.36.199
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How To Flash: Follow Instruction
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Step 1: Download & extract the OS on your computer.
Step 2: Open the extracted folder, there you will get the firmware of the device.
Step 3: Make sure you install BlackBerry Desktop on your Computer to ensure that the device gets connected (skip this step if blackberry desktop is already installed).
Step 4: Install the OS.
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About this download
Benefits and Improvements from the latest update
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Previous Benefits and Improvements
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But. No home is safe from me.
I will find projects to tackle even if there aren't any seen to the
One of the biggest projects I'm attempting to tackle on my own will be the pantry makeover
{more like takeover}.
Our living space on the first floor is one big open floor plan with a breakfast bar separating the kitchen with the living room/dinning area. Just off the kitchen is our pantry, and it is a LARGE pantry.
Closed, it is a beautiful double door pantry that takes up an entire wall in itself.
Open, it is a even larger attraction, with 5 shelves and ample storage area...
to the average eye this pantry is great.
But to me, every time I open the doors, I have a little screaming match inside my head.
I have to warn you of these "now" pictures... you see glimpses of my house and it is not in any kind of show and tell condition. It is in the "I've been home with a sick two year old for two days and haven't had energy to clean or put things away" condition.
My list of hates:
(1) The Rubbermaid plastic shelves {have to go}
(2) the open exposure of everything
(3) the shelves are slightly too close together and I have to tip some cereal boxes to get them in
As you can see it also is partial arts/crafts closet too.
Let me back up just a bit so you can really sense the size and presence of this pantry...
{View from kitchen}
{View from living area}
Please ignore the large abudance of kids toys/belongings and massive piles of craft stuff... oye I'm messy without my husband around.
So that's my large and in charge pantry...
and I have officially decided to do a entire make over on it.
This project will NOT be thrifty...
WILL be a pain in my tushy...
WILL test my planning and organization skills....
WILL make my question myself almost every step of the way as to why I thought it was a good idea to begin....
and probably will NOT be done in the best way possible, but will be done in the best way I can think of ways to do it.
I'm sure to most of the population out there... this will be a nonsense project that will take up too much time, energy, and extra money because "as is" the pantry is functional, and does as it's supposed too.
But, not for this gal. Not once I saw pantries can look like this:
See what I mean? Peace. Organization. Happiness. Beautiful.
What my take over will entail:
(1) Removing plastic shelves {for sale, anyone want!?}
(3) Paint with perfect color
(4) Stencil with my brand new Cutting Edge Stencil! YAY!
(5) Install new solid white wood shelves
(6) Organize. Organize. Organize.
(7) Keep organizing.
(8) Do {happy dance}!
Keep in mind, I'm doing this all while working a 40hrs a week job, raising a two year old, and intermixing all the other 892374 projects I have going on. And I will be doing this ALONE. That's right folks, no husband around to help out, especially with all the wood working and building of shelves. It's all on me.
Want to place bets?
Who thinks I'll crash and burn? Any takers? What about rejoice with endless happy dances?
Stay tuned... I'll keep the updates coming.
P.S! For returning readers {even newbies!}: do we like the new background/layout? It's a work in progress so I apologize for any bumps along the way... but working on html coding and we all know how that goes. But I'd love some feedback if you like it now?


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Public release date: 29-Apr-2008
Research published in a special issue of Toxicologic Pathology
Los Angeles, London, New Delhi, and Singapore ¬(April 29, 2008) An unusually high incidence of lung disease has been diagnosed in workers at popcorn factories. Researchers are focusing on diacetyl, the ingredient which is largely responsible for the odor and flavor of the butter in popcorn, according to an article published by SAGE in the current issue of Toxicologic Pathology.
"Workers making microwave popcorn and flavoring chemicals are at increased risk for developing lung disease," said lead researcher, Ann Hubbs of the Pathology and Physiology Research Branch, Health Effects Laboratory Division, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, (NIOSH), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Morgantown, WV.. "This research, in conjunction with other recent studies, supports the conclusion that diacetyl is an inhalation hazard and further studies are needed to also investigate other agents in butter flavoring so we have the information needed to protect workers."
The study examined diacetyl and its health consequences. Diacetyl is easily vaporized at temperatures used in microwave popcorn production, which results in high concentrations in the workplace.
The NIOSH research examined the acute toxicity of inhaled diacetyl in rats, and compared different exposure patterns. It was one of the very first studies to evaluate the respiratory toxicity of the chemical flavoring agent at levels relevant to human health. The researchers found that diacetyl – including just its vapors – can injure lungs.


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I'm having a weird problem and I hope someone can help me. I was trying to compile a program with string earlier and I got errors while compiling. That's fine. But now, all of the programs I try to compile give me the same error that has nothing to do with the code. For example:
public class New { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello"); } }
gives me the following error:
.\String.java:11: incompatible types
found : java.lang.String
required: String
String username = scanner.nextLine();
.\String.java:17: incompatible types
found : java.lang.String
required: String
String password = scanner.nextLine();
2 errors
And this happens with everything I do.
Sorry, but I'm completely new to this.
**I use javac


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A Bachelor baby is on the way!
Jason and Molly Malaney Mesnick, who met on the show's 13th season, are expecting their first child together in late March, People reports.
"I'm into my second trimester and I feel really good," Molly, 28, tells the magazine.
The Bachelor: Where are they now?
The couple married in front of the camera in February 2010, but they didn't exactly have the typical fairy-tale courtship. Jason caused controversy by first proposing to finalist Melissa Rycroft in the Bachelor season finale and then breaking up with her weeks later on the After the Final Rose special to be with runner-up Molly instead.
The new baby will join Ty, Jason's 7-year-old son from his previous marriage. "He's been so excited to be a big brother," Jason says. "Molly made him a t-shirt that says 'Big Brother' on it and he's really proud. He wore it to school."


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> The Brewers weren't expected to make many impact trades this offseason, primarily because their farm system is still depleted from acquiring Shaun Marcum and Zack Greinke back in 2010. But, it often goes unsaid that the Brewers have a ton of outfield depth, and today they used that to their advantage to start fixing one of their other needs.
The Brewers managed to acquire an established reliever in Burke Badenhop, who has been solid for the Rays and Marlins over the past few years. In return, the Brewers only needed to give up minor league outfielder Raul Mondesi Jr., which doesn't quite break my heart if you consider the numbers he'd been putting up.
Badenhop, who is still just 29, had a career year last year in his first and only season with the Rays, going 2-3 with a 3.03 ERA. He had been a bit inconsistent in his first four years in the league with the Marlins, but, now that he's put up a few solid seasons in a row, it's safe to assume he'll continue his success from last year. Another perk regarding Badenhop is that he's a groundball pitcher, which will definitely play well at Miller Park. He doesn't strike out many guys (career 6.7 K/9), but he doesn't give out many free passes either (career 2.9 K/9).
Anyway, I see Badenhop filling the role that Jose Veras was supposed to take on in 2012 (but failed), which is getting through the seventh inning to pass it on to the setup man and closer. In a perfect world, Badenhop would have the seventh, a young flamethrower like Jim Henderson (or even Michael Olmsted) would throw the eighth, and a rejuvenated John Axford would close it out. It's unlikely things would go that smoothly early on, however, so don't be surprised to see Badenhop pitching the eighth (unless the Brewers sign/trade for another setup man).
I saw some people on Twitter complaining about losing Mondesi. But honestly, who cares? The Brewers might have the most outfield depth in the Majors, including four established outfielders at the big league level with another one ready to burst onto the scene. Not to mention Mondesi wasn't looking much like his father offensively during his three years in rookie ball for the Brewers- he hit just .243 with 12 homers and 76 RBIs in those three seasons.
But perhaps this trade will work for the both teams. While the Brewers filled one of many huge holes in their bullpen, the Rays may have taken a step in replacing B.J. Upton, who just signed a five-year, $75 million deal with the Braves. Either way, I'm happy with what the Brewers got out of it.
> Another thing worth noting about this trade: with the acquisition of Badenhop, the Brewers now have three guys with guaranteed spots in the 2013 bullpen (yes, I've been keeping track of guys who I think have roles already locked up). The other two are Axford and Henderson. Doug Melvin seems confident that Axford will rebound in 2013, and has mentioned Henderson as another guy he hopes to build the bullpen around.
There are a few guys in the minors who I think have very good shots at making the bullpen and thriving, Olmsted being the one I have the most confidence in. It's true he's never thrown a pitch above Double-A, but the numbers he put up with Boston's Double-A affiliate tell me he'll be throwing a lot of pitches above Double-A in 2013. Then there are Jairo Asencio and Zach Kroenke, both of whom were also signed to minor league deals this offseason, but they don't have quite as good of track records as Olmsted. The homegrown guys, such as Brandon Kintzler, will also get opportunities. But I think the Brewers need to add at least two more established relievers at the big league level in order for me to feel good about the 'pen going into 2013.
> The Cubs signed Japanese reliever Kyuji Fujikawa, surprisingly. I was convinced the Dodgers or Angels were going to nab him.
This signing is probably going to prompt the Cubs to trade Carlos Marmol. But let's not give the Brewers any ideas to get involved with that…
> Minor moves:
Giants: Non-tendered Brian Wilson.
Mariners: Re-signed Josh Kinney and Robert Andino to one-year deals.
Pirates: Re-signed Charlie Morton to a one-year deal.
Diamondbacks: Non-tendered ex-Brewer Wil Nieves.
Rays: Non-tendered Ben Francisco.
Reds: Re-signed Denis Phipps and Kris Negron to minor league deals.
Twins: Re-signed Lester Oliveros to a minor league deal.


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We look to the past, with our second clip show. We return to our accurate predictions on how the media began to define terrorism, & then our Trigger Warnings deconstruction from earlier this year. Later, we take a listen to clips from episodes of TARDISblend and Heavy Metal Historian. Clips in the show feature Dwayne DeFreitas, Rick Reid, Andy Sorcini, & Tom Cheredar.
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- Trigger Warnings
- Heavy Metal Historian: Thrash Metal
- Doctor Who / TARDISblend
BlendoveR is the "trendover" podcast, bringing you the news that the news isn't covering. Presented by Greg Davies, we focus on topics that are not trending across the web and in the mainstream media, and have a knack accurate predictions of coming events, trends, and media coverage.
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RIP R.A. Montgomery 1936-2014, founder of Choose Your Own Adventure
Mass Shooting Events are now Terrorism
Police officer safety or surplus zeal: Military equipment spurs debate
Public Records for Pulaski County, Indiana
U.S. Revives Domestic Terror Unit Amid Rise in Right-Wing Shootings
Trigger Warnings
1990 KISS Interview: Paul and Gene Talk PMRC, and more
A trigger warning is a spoiler alert for reality
Addictions: Identifying and Managing Triggers
Building Resilience in a Turbulent World
Bullying and Suicide Risk — Building Resilience
Geek Feminism Wiki: Trigger Warning
How The Trigger Warning Took Over The Internet
How To Bully Proof Your Children by Building Their Resilience
In Defense of Being Offensive: Jonathan Rauch on the New Threats to Free Thought
Know Your Meme: 2014 Tumblr – 4chan Raids
New Edition Of Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Removes The N-Word
PTSD, Cutting, and Other Forms of Self-Injury
Recognize 4chan "raids" as internet crimes, and hold the participants responsible for their harmful actions
The Illusion of Safety / The Safety of Illusion
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Treatment, Not Trigger Warnings
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With THANKS to our hosts: the fabulous HEIDI GLUM and MAYA KORN
It's that time of year again HALLOWEENSTERS, time for ONE OF US's annual HALLOWZINE.
This year we have united artists from Berlin, London and New York in our creative exploration of HALLOWEEN.
The launch will include a performance form our fabulous drag host HEIDI GLÜM as well as a program of horrific short films.
There will popcorn, there will be blood and there will be zines, as well as our bespoke Halloween cocktails ('The Vamp' & Murder Most Foul') for your pleasure.
Dressing up is not compulsory but encouraged.
Tickets are $5 in advance and $7 on the door.
The venue is VIDEOLOGY: 308 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn NY, 11201
The shorts will include:
Irisa Hou 'Bunny Bizness'
"A little goth boy wants to buy a taxidermy raven for his 13th birthday, but the bird isn't quite dead yet."
Edmund Trevelyan-Johnson 'How To Properly Maintain Your Pencil Set'
'Dennis would very much like to get something off his chest about pencils.'
Darius Bielecki 'Saturn'
'A tale of cannibalistic claymation.'
Simon Evans 'Bait'
'A journey into an unhappy dystopic future.'
Amelia Hassard's 'Carnal'
'Hello, it is meat you're looking for.'
Stevie Eats Worms 'Wawd Ahp'
'A man cuts his head off and has sex with it. There is also a cartoon.'
Patrick Clement 'The Eternal Pitfall of Prokofiev'
'When the hapless Prokofiev makes a Faustian pact with a caped stranger, he get more than he bargained for. A 16mm homage to classic German expressionism.'
Oliver Kember 'Prenup Butter'
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Looking for a creative way to challenge your Little Pnut's fine motor skills? Try spaghetti threading! This is a fun activity that is easy to set up using items that you may already have in your pantry or craft closet!
What You Will Need
- A few uncooked spaghetti noodles
- Play dough
- Small items to thread onto the spaghetti – we have used pony beads, Cheerios, colored pasta, etc.
Set Up and Play
Form your play dough into a large ball or mound. Stick one end of your spaghetti noodles into the ball so you have a giant "porcupine." Show your Little Pnut how to thread the small items onto the noodles one at a time.
Younger Little Pnuts may have more success if you substitute thin dowel rods for the noodles and use larger beads for threading. To make the activity more challenging, use multi-colored items for threading and turn it into a color-sorting exercise by assigning a different color to each noodle. Work on early math skills by drawing numbers out of a cup and having your Little Pnut thread the corresponding amount of items onto the spaghetti. For groups of Little Pnuts, make it into a game by using a timer and seeing how many items each player can thread onto the spaghetti in 60 seconds. The player with the most items is the winner! As always, we are proponents of learning through play, so if your Little Pnuts get bored with the structured activity, let them use the materials for free play – you might be surprised at what they can build with spaghetti and play dough!
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World bosses spawn in the open world and can be attacked by any player (un)fortunate enough to cross their paths. Salyis's Warband will be quite rare, while the expansion's other boss will appear with fairly regular frequency. But before you charge headfirst into battle, keep in mind that it will take the combined efforts of a full raid to bring one of these guys to their knees.
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Wasn't sure where to post this, I seem to remember there being a tech issues forum before?
Anyways, just thought I'd mention a weird glitch I had.
When replying to a post in the SS I tried to click the "anti SF" smiley(this bug repeated for every smiley btw). Upon clicking the smiley my browser window instead just travels to the top of the page(ie not to the top post but just the top of the reply window page i'm on) and no smiley is inserted.
Safari, OSX.4.11, G5. (system software is up to date as can be).
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The World Toilet Summit and Expo begins in Macau today, and while a commode conference may sound funny, there are some serious issues on the table: Global sanitation concerns, for one, and the extremely urgent problem we've all experienced: Potty parity.The ratio of female to male cubicles in public toilets will be debated at the event, and it seems like something businesses rarely get right. As Kathyrn Anthony of the American Restroom Association said back in May, "Until men have menstrual periods, until men get pregnant, or until men breast-feed or have babies, we'll always have a need for potty parity." But how will the Toilet Leaders decide what potty parity is? Do women need double the number of toilets? Triple? Of course, most of us have the luxury of indoor plumbing, but World Toilet Organization founder Jack Sim says there are an estimated 2.5 billion people in the world who still do not have access to a hygienic toilet. The conference will include cool new stuff, ike self-cleaning toilets, solar-powered commodes which run without water, and recyclable systems that convert waste into biogas, which can be used to provide hot water for bathing and washing. Back to potty parity: Have you been someplace recently where you felt like there weren't enough toilets for women? The movie theater comes to mind. Any other locales in need of potty parity? Potty Parity: Summit to Discuss Lack of Women's Restrooms [Live Science] Toilet Summit Tackles Issue of 'Potty Parity' for Women [Newser] Earlier: Pooping: The New Hot Shit Ladies Need More Ladies' Rooms • Japanese Women Embrace Running
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DARTMOUTH — Two exotic dancers have sued the owner of the Kings Inn in hopes of winning back pay they say is owed them and about 100 other workers.
DARTMOUTH — Two exotic dancers have sued the owner of the Kings Inn in hopes of winning back pay they say is owed them and about 100 other workers.
The Route 6 "gentlemen's club" called the women contractors, but the suit maintains they were actually employees.
As contractors, the women — who earned between $200 and $900 a night at the Kings Inn, according to court documents — were denied minimum wage and other labor protections, said attorney Hillary Schwab of the Cambridge firm Lichten & Liss-Riordan. Minimum wage in Massachusetts is $8 per hour.
"It's a blatant violation of Massachusetts law," Schwab said, adding that she has represented dancers in about 10 similar suits.
Attorneys for the two women, who are involved with similar suits elsewhere, are now calling for more dancers to come forward as part of a class-action action suit that could go to trial in 2013. The Kings Inn suit, filed in Bristol Superior Court Sept. 7, 2010, covers dancers who performed at the club starting Sept. 7, 2007.
"The motivation to take on the case is that ... it's a population that is exploited and transient," Schwab said. "Many of them don't have the ability or motivation to pursue these cases on their own behalf."
Kings Inn president Henry Lauzon maintains the dancers were independent contractors who paid fees — $35 to $50 a shift plus cuts from their $25 lap dances and $215-plus "Champagne room" (a room set aside for private entertainment) — to use the club, a common practice in the industry, said his attorney, Patrick Matthews of the Coastal Legal Affiliates of Fall River. Lauzon intends to go to trial to defend the club, Matthews said.
"He believes that these issues have to be fully litigated and he's really wanted to push ahead," he said.
Lauzon, 63, has a home in Fall River but resides nine months of the year in Las Vegas, according to court documents. He is "out of state" and could not be reached for comment Monday, Matthews said.
To win the case, Lauzon must prove that the dancers were not working under the club's direction, that exotic dancing is not a regular part of the Kings Inn business and that the women worked as exotic dancers independent from the club.
Those legal standards were set as part of 2004 revisions to state law, Matthews said. Most previous challenges have settled before going to trial and judgment could have far-reaching implications for other industries that also rely on independent contractors, he said.
"The highest courts in Massachusetts haven't really looked at the statute as applied to this situation and (Lauzon) believes that when the court does look at it that they may have a different outcome," Matthews said. "If applied the way they're applying it, it would have a lot of different ramifications in a lot of different industries."
Judges in Bristol Superior Court have already issued preliminary judgments that favor the women's suit, ruling that the case may proceed as a class-action suit and that the women's argument that they were employees is supported by the fact that the club was in the exotic dancing business.
The Kings Inn dancers, Ramona Cruz and Nelita Monteiro, are also plaintiffs in a suit against Mario's Showcase in Worcester and Monteiro is a plaintiff in a suit against Centerfolds, also in Worcester. They have performed in clubs in numerous states, including Connecticut, according to court documents.
They could not be reached for comment Monday.
If the women win, the club, located at 635 State Road in Dartmouth, would be required to provide dancers with three times their back wages and, if more dancers come forward, it could result in "millions" awarded, if not actually recovered, Schwab said.


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Pavilion at Riverbend LLC to Ricky L. and Donna G. Baumgardner, 2.478 acres at 1252 Stillmeadow Avenue, $500,000.
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Betty L. McClanahan to Mary John Smith, Trustee, 3.65 acres at 410 Dorrier Drive, $570,000.
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Ever since Aldous Huxley passed this way in the 1930s, writers have lauded the natural beauty of Lago Atitlán. Ringed by three volcanoes, the lake is also surrounded by a series of Maya villages, each with its own appeal and some still quite traditional, despite the influx of visitors. A week spent circumnavigating Atitlán is the ideal way to experience its unique blend of Maya tradition and bohemian counterculture.
Start at the main entry point, Panajachel, which was "discovered" by beatniks in the 1950s and remains the most popular lakeside settlement. The hotels and shopping (especially for textiles) are excellent, even if the place has become something approaching a resort.
By contrast, Santiago Atitlán remains close to one hundred percent Tz'utujil Maya and has a frenetic and non-touristy market that fires up early each Friday morning. It's a riot of colour and commerce as a tide of highlanders overloaded with vegetables and weavings struggles between dock and plaza. Elsewhere, drop by the textile museum, the parish church and the shrine of the Maya pagan saint Maximón, where you can pay your respects with offerings of liquor and tobacco.
Neighbouring San Pedro is another Tz'utujil village, but in the last decade or so has become Guatemala's countercultural centre, with a plethora of language schools and cheapo digs for backpacking bong-puffers and bongo drummers. Even if this puts you off, you can content yourself with the village's wonderful restaurants and a hike up nearby San Pedro volcano.
It's a short hop to San Marcos, for some New Age vibes at the renowned Las Pirámides meditation-cum-yoga retreat. Last stop is Santa Cruz, where a few great guesthouses make the ideal base for days spent idling in a hammock and admiring the perfect lake views.
Frequent lancha boats buzz across Lago Atitlán between each village.
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I aswell have never fished otsego. Im familiar with the area i just dont have a boat to put on and its hasnt froze up good in a few years. My question is if I access from glimmerglass and walk out a bit what types of fish would I be looking at for tip up fishing?
I used to camp at Glimmerglass SP for a week every summer when I was a kid in the late 70's up through the late 80's.We'd ride our bikes around the lake, including a stop for breakfast in Cooperstown before returning to Glimmerglass on the west side of the lake.Back then, there was a little tackle shop on a corner on Main Street. Right across from the Hall of Fame.They used to have some MASSIVE mounted Brown Trout on the wall of that place. From Otsego Lake. Whatever happen to those gigantic browns? Seems like I never hear anything about Browns and LLS in Otsego Lake any more. Weren't Browns the go-to sportfish in that lake before the Water Chestnuts, etc arrived?
How is the shoreline at 3 mile? tks
Hey guys I live in syracuse an have been wanting to try for lakers through the ice was if it would worth it to come down for the day an if any one could lend some tips or pointers it would be much appreciated
We did very well off 3 mile in about 100 fow fishing right off the bottom. This is going back 15-20 yrs ago or so when 10-15lb lakers were common. Now I wouldn't even waste my time with the lake...
We caught a couple of Smelt while jigging in 45 fow... big fatties too
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I had not planned on posting until after the draft, but with all the excitement, speculation and trades, I had to comment.
Shaq to the Cavs
This is a good trade all around. The Cavs get a player who people forget had a good year with a team that struggle to utilize him. He scored 18 points a game and grabbed nine boards.
For the Suns it gives them cap space, but more importantly, it allows the offense to flow from Steve Nash to Amare Stoudemire and not be forced to dump into the post.
The Cavsnow have three good big man who are all very different and will add so much depth to this team. The one thing they still lack is a player who is not LeBron that is a guard, over 6'6″, and can guard, ala Mickael Peitrus.
Note to Shaq: This is LeBron's team and you are a part of it. Come in, join the laid back vibe, have fun but remember, this is not 2001.
I like Yao and I feel for the Houston Rocket nation. Yao is an extremely talented player and has been a ambassador for the league and for the Chinese, but he can not stay healthy.
Get well Yao!
This will be a fun night, I hope the Clippers mess it up and the T'Wolves don't and do not pick Thabeet.
I hope feel good with any combo of these players after pick 6: Tyreke Evans, Jonny Flynn, Steph Curry, James Harden and Ricky Rubio.
At the 18th pick: Sam Young or Eric Maynor.
28th pick: Derrick Brown or Chase Budinger.
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Thinking of buying in Jericho?
THE SCOOP One of the top selling points in Jericho is the school district. Actually, "it's all about the school district," says Mona Gold of Laffey Fine Homes, who grew up here. "I sell to people who downsize from Brookville, who want to stay in the district, and to buyers from Queens and Manhattan who want the schools."
"Jericho school district always pulls people," agrees Elyse Mayer of Douglas Elliman Real Estate. "Everything is selling," Mayer adds, noting 32 single-family homes in the Jericho school district are currently in contract.
Jericho is composed of four primary sections: East Birchwood and West Birchwood, Oakwood/Princeton Park and White Birch. Some homes in East Birchwood fall within the Syosset school district, which is equally appealing, agents say. This area is close to the commercial district on North Broadway, which includes a Whole Foods Market, Starbucks and CVS.
Many houses, primarily split-levels, were built in the 1950s and '60s, though newer Colonials have sprouted. Linda Freedman of Homes by Mara is marketing a Colonial -- to be built on an 80-by-125-foot lot, with about 3,400 square feet of living space -- with an asking price of about $1.3 million.
Buyers also can find condos and homeowner associations in complexes that include The Manors, The Hamlet, The Hamlet East and Maple Run. Prices for single-family homes and condos are typically priced from the high-$400,000s to more than $1 million.
CONDOS AND TOWN HOUSES 23 listings between $468,000 and $2.219 million
SALES PRICE According to Multiple Listing Service of Long Island data, from March 1, 2012, to April 26, 2013, there were 111 sales with a median price of $641,900. The low was $330,000, and the high was $2.635 million. From March 1, 2011, to April 26, 2012, there were 87 sales. The median price was $635,000, with a low of $455,000 and a high of $2.8 million.
ATTRACTIONS The Milleridge Inn, a restaurant whose original building dates to 1672, and Jericho Public Library; Jericho Cider Mill and Broadway Mall in Hicksville are nearby.
Town: Oyster Bay
Area: 4 square miles
ZIP code: 11753
Population: 13,217
Median age: 44.5
Median household income: $152,143
Median home value: $681,250
LIRR time to NYC from Hicksville: 39 minutes to 52 minutes at peak
Monthly ticket: $276
School district: The majority of students attend Jericho; others go to Syosset
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Oklahoma Methodists Sign Gay Marriage Petition (Mar 23, 2012)
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A group of United Methodists in Oklahoma have signed a statement in support of gay marriage ahead of an April global policy conference of the church, which prohibits gay marriages.
Retired Oklahoma City minister Jim Gragg is collecting signatures and says 62 clergy and 203 members have signed the statement. The Oklahoma United Methodist Conference says there about 300,000 Methodists in the state.
Gragg says the church has historically been inclusive and that doctrines and attitudes against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people contradict the vows ministers take to minister to all people.
Tulsa pastor Suzanne Davis says she signed the statement because she believes gay people who want to make a commitment to each other in the church should be able to do that and be recognized as important.
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